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Full-Text Articles in Cybersecurity
In-Depth Analysis Of College Students’ Data Privacy Awareness, Vernon D. Andrews
In-Depth Analysis Of College Students’ Data Privacy Awareness, Vernon D. Andrews
Theses and Dissertations
While attending university, college students need to be aware of issues related to data privacy. Regardless of the age, gender, race, or education level of college students, every student can relate to the advancement of the internet within the last decades. The internet has completely transformed the way the world receives and stores messages. Positively, the internet allows messages to be sent across the globe within the fraction of a second and provides students with access to potentially unlimited information on a variety of subjects. On the downside, there are issues on the internet that can cause more harm than …
Proactive Management In Academic Libraries: Promoting Improved Communication And Inclusion Of Academic Librarians And Archivists In Cybersecurity Policy Creation, Paul J. Luft
Theses and Dissertations
Although increasing cybersecurity threats continue in libraries, not many studies are available which examine surrounding cybersecurity policies. Even less has been done on specific types of libraries such as academic and archives. When it comes to academic libraries, cybersecurity policies take a top-down approach to managing and creating policies. The problem is that both academic libraries and archives are unique areas within a university setting. Some of the general policies do not always handle specific issues dealt with in an academic library or archives. This paper investigates if an actual gap or void in policy exists which could create issues …
Secure Unlinkability Schemes For Privacy Preserving Data Publishing In Weighted Social Networks, Chong Kah Meng
Secure Unlinkability Schemes For Privacy Preserving Data Publishing In Weighted Social Networks, Chong Kah Meng
Student Works (2020-2029)
Preserving privacy of users has been one of the important research issues in social networks. Social networks contain sensitive personal information that are often released for business and research purposes. The privacy of a user can be breached if the data are not released in an anonymized form. In this thesis, we address edge weight disclosure, link disclosure and identity disclosure problems in publishing weighted network data. To counter these privacy risks while preserving high utility of the published data, we define two key privacy properties, namely edge weight unlinkability and node unlinkability. We design two novel anonymization schemes namely …
Extracting Deep Features From Short Ecg Signals For Early Atrial Fibrillation Detection, Xiaodan Wu, Yumeng Zheng, Chao-Hsien Chu, Zhen He
Extracting Deep Features From Short Ecg Signals For Early Atrial Fibrillation Detection, Xiaodan Wu, Yumeng Zheng, Chao-Hsien Chu, Zhen He
Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems
Atrial Fibrillation (AF) at an early stage has a short duration and is sometimes asymptomatic, making it difficult to detect. Although the use of mobile sensing devices has provided the possibility of real-time cardiac detection, it is highly susceptible to the noise signals generated by body movement. Therefore, it is of great importance to study early AF detection for mobile terminals with noise immunity. Extracting effective features is critical to AF detection, but most existing studies used shallow time, frequency or time-frequency energy (TFE) features with weak representation that need to rely on long ECG signals to capture the variation …
Three-Tier Storage Systems Based On Fog Computing, Ruiwen Shan
Three-Tier Storage Systems Based On Fog Computing, Ruiwen Shan
Student Theses and Dissertations
With the rapid development of cloud computing technology, cloud storage services are being paid more and more attention and used by a lot of people. The cloud storage services not only greatly reduce the overhead of local storage for the data owner, but also efficiently implement data sharing between users. However, in a cloud storage system, data owners store local data in the cloud, thereby losing the control of the data, which can easily lead to the leakage of user data. For example, a cloud service provider can privately view a user’s sensitive data and even reveal data to users …
An Efficient Ddos Attack Detection Framework For Vehicular Communication, Kolandaisamy Raenu
An Efficient Ddos Attack Detection Framework For Vehicular Communication, Kolandaisamy Raenu
Student Works (2020-2029)
Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs) are rapidly gaining attention due to the diversity of services that they can potentially offer. VANET is a wireless network that allows vehicles to interconnect and communicate with other nearby vehicles and Road Side Units (RSUs). In VANET, each vehicle is considered as a node which is equipped with an On-Board Unit (OBU) and an Application Unit (AU). The nodes may connect and communicate with each other directly (i.e., Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V)) or through RSUs (i.e., Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I)). This is primarily for alleviating an Intelligent Transport System (ITS) that aims to provide …
Cybersecurity Behavioural Model For Students In The Tertiary Institutions, Boluwatife Fatokun Faith
Cybersecurity Behavioural Model For Students In The Tertiary Institutions, Boluwatife Fatokun Faith
Student Works (2020-2029)
Humans are majorly identified as the weakest link in cybersecurity. Tertiary institution student’s face lot of cybersecurity issues due to their increased Internet exposure, however cybersecurity behavioural studies focusing on tertiary students is limited. This study focused on investigating tertiary institutions students’ cybersecurity behaviour, via validated cybersecurity factors, Perceived Vulnerability (PV); Perceived Barriers (PBr); Perceived Severity (PS); Security Self-Efficacy (SSE); Response Efficacy (RE); Cues to Action (CA); Peer Behaviour (PBhv); Computer Skills (CS); Internet Skills (IS); Prior Experience with Computer Security Practices (PE); Perceived Benefits (PBnf); and a newly added factor, Familiarity with Cyber-Threats (FCT), to explore the factors relationship …